Sentences with phrase «tiny holes»

CO2 gas is collected before it goes into the atmosphere - where it can contribute to global warming - converted into a liquid and stored underground in tiny holes in the rock.

When we are unable to properly break down and digest food proteins, they can leak through tiny holes in the lining of the gut.

It's got a sweet design with tiny holes covering half of the front face.

You'll arrive on the sandy shelf, and be treated to small bubbles dancing out of tiny holes in the sandy floor.

In order to make dried milk powder, milk is forced through tiny holes at a high pressure.

These lesions are tiny holes on the teeth themselves that penetrate the enamel at the neck of the tooth right along the gum line.

A cold apple worked great and I used a fork to poke tiny holes in it for a little flavor.

When you use a nail gun, you will have tiny holes where each nail went in.

Or it wouldn't be possible to get light through such tiny holes.

The machines have chambers and pumps to store the beads, clean them after heavy use and, most importantly, extract them from loads via tiny holes in the drum.

If tiny holes made so big difference, they wouldn't work at all.

Does anyone else have a few tiny holes in their light guide that cause light to shine out of them much more brightly than the rest?

The sponge is stored in the bottom where with tiny holes to prevent your sponge from smelling bad.

These are bricks with lots of tiny holes in them, and can be added to exterior walls, allowing air to pass under a suspended timber floor.

At the same time, liquids can flow through tiny holes, needed to capture the cells and for sending nutrients or medication to a single cell.

Also look for tiny holes in the stem, which is a sign of worms.

Gizmag reports on how these amazing photovoltaic fibers were made, «The origin of the solar - power fiber lies in earlier research by the team, on merging optical fibers with microchips by using high - pressure chemistry to deposit semi-conductors into tiny holes in optical fibers that are finer than a human hair.

I took several oyster and mussel shells we had collected and drilled tiny holes into them to create ornaments for our dining room tree.

The one in the picture stands five inches high upon a thick wooden base in which there are tiny holes for the skewers of raw food.

we also had 3 above - ground pool liners rot with thousands of tiny holes all over the bottom in the two summers we had the pool (before we just gave up).

It mounts on the ceiling and showers water down gently through tiny holes by gravity, like rain.

It can irritate and cause inflammation and even make tiny holes in your liver.

Those tiny lumps you find in your brown sugar don't seem so tiny when squeezing them through an even tinier hole.

Pharmaceuticals disrupt normal gut function and can even cause tiny holes to form in the lining of the intestines, causing «leaky gut.»

Injected into mice, synthetic prions punch tiny holes in brain tissue (right), compared with healthy animals (left).

We spent way too much money on the electrical because we didn't realize that plaster guys can patch pretty easily, so we were having the electrician make tiny tiny holes as he rewired 4000 sf of knob and tube.

Apart from providing a food source for some beneficial organisms; being porous, they contain numerous tiny holes which help to both aerate the bin and offer hiding places for other smaller insects.

Most waterproof material, when sewn, leaves tiny holes in the fabric allowing liquid to seep out over time.

I didn't have a cheesecloth so I used a towel with little tiny hole in it... it worked perfectly!

Unfortunately, we have an epidemic of modern gut disease, which comes from inflammation and some of our modern medications and foods actually tearing tiny holes in the lining of the gut, causing «leaky gut syndrome.»

By invigorating the mitochondria, SIRT3 and SIRT4 extend the life of cells, by preventing flagging mitochondria from developing tiny holes (or pores) in their membranes that allow proteins that trigger apoptosis, or cell death, to seep out into the rest of the cell.

The explosions create tiny holes in both the well casing and fissures in the rock around it.

It is punctuated by countless tiny holes, providing drip irrigation to the plants.

Hmm... that doesn't work for me because your poor teeth would stay germy and they could get tiny holes in them.

Micro-species that are not substrate dwellers are adept at finding tiny holes to jump through.

Williams also warns that plastic wrap contains tiny holes invisible to the naked eye, which allows gases and oxygen in the air to pass through — so although great to cover the salad you're taking to the Sunday barbie, plastic wrap isn't the best option for long - term storage.

The abrasions form tiny holes in their hairs, opening a gateway for algae that can live and breed inside.

Dock the dough (put tiny holes in it) with a fork or a toothpick.

Produce fits into the soft mesh food - grade silicone cover that features tiny holes so your tiny tot can enjoy fresh foods.

Applying techniques from computer chip makers, the NIST team etched tiny holes into a silicon wafer and fixed a glass layer atop it.

Like all insects, dung beetles breathe through a set of tiny holes called spiracles.

Then they bored tiny holes into the crystals with sterilized drills to reach a pocket of trapped brine.

You can use leafy trees, woven hats, interlaced fingers, or any other place that tiny holes occur through which the eclipsed sun shines, casting myriad crescents into their shadows.

He flew from Israel to Los Angeles on a Sunday, and during a three - hour operation on Monday he drilled a dozen tiny holes in Danny's skull and inserted the electrodes into his brain.

They dwell in the soil, and build their homes by burrowing tiny holes, channels, and chambers.

As cells squeeze through a narrow channel, tiny holes open in their membranes, allowing large molecules such as RNA to pass through.

At night, most plants close tiny holes in their leaves called stomata.